Cracking Sound In Knees - My 11 Year Old Son Has Developed

Cracking sound in knees

Asked for Male, 11 Years

My 11 year old son has developed cracking sound in his knees. It happens even when he changes his position while sleeping. Otherwise he is fit and drinks a lot of milk. He has always used English seat .

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